re: #100 Jay C

Naah: if you’re talking about the E. 71st St. townhouse, that’s a prime piece of property: and now (I guess) a significant asset of Epstein’s estate (maybe one of the few left).

My suggestion would be to sell it, and distribute the proceeds to Epstein’s victims (though I’m unsure if such posthumous judgments are legal?).

Not a lawyer, but: the current civil suits by his victims will now be against Epstein’s estate. I imagine the executor of the estate will have to liquidate the property at some point to pay off judgments. I’d assume there will be more lawsuits filed in short order by anyone with a possible claim before his estate goes to probate.

Also, this raises an interesting point: who is the executor, and would he/she/they be replaced because of the, uh, special situation. Also, will they find all of his money, and what kind of extremely interesting information would that investigation turn up?